Breanne Marie & the Front Porch Sinners

Breanne Marie & The Front Porch Sinners serve up a hearty blend of Americana they call "Great Lakes Country," born on a Duluth, MN front porch in 2013. Fueled by Breanne's raw, storytelling vocals and backed by fiddle, pedal steel, and driving rhythms, the band channels personal tragedies—including the losses of her father and brother—into songs that balance foot-stomping energy and soul-baring ballads. Their 2021 album *Juniper* leans into introspective themes of grief and nostalgia, while live shows crackle with the warmth of a communal campfire singalong. With longtime members like guitarist Evan Tepler and fiddler Kailyn Pelerin, they’re prepping a new full-length album for 2025, promising more of their signature blend of 90s indie spirit and country heartache.

Known for lyricism that feels like a late-night confession, Breanne’s music ranges from the fiery spoken-word tribute “March 16” (honoring her brother) to twangy anthems that’d make Dolly Parton nod along. The Front Porch Sinners’ lineup—a rotating crew of Duluth musicians—keeps their sound fresh, whether they’re unraveling bluegrass harmonies or indie-rock grooves. Catch them live, and you’re in for a night of tear-in-your-beer ballads and dancefloor-ready jams that’ll stick to your ribs like a Midwest potluck.

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